Export registrations for international protocol markets are now open. Refer to Export Industry Advice Notice 2025-24 on the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) website.
This resource includes information on:
| WHO | WHAT | KEY DATE | RELEVANT MARKETS |
| All | Export Information Session - Webinar | 26 May 2025 - 12pm to 1pm | China, Korea and USA |
| Growers and Packhouses | Apply online to register orchards/packhouses for relevant export markets | Before 25 July 2025 | China, Korea and USA |
| Crop Monitors | Complete crop monitor training | Before flowering (budburst) when crop monitoring needs to start | China, Korea and USA |
| Growers and Packhouses | Prepare for audit, conducted by DAFF |
For new or previously non-compliant businesses: Pre-season audits: August/September 2025 For accredited and compliant businesses (from last season): TBC during the season In-season audits: TBC during the season |
China, Korea and USA |
The online registration system for 2025/2026 is now open. Growers are only required to register their orchards and packhouses for China, Korea and the USA. Please note that registration is NOT required for orchards and packhouses exporting to Japan and New Zealand.
Sign into the export application website:
Please use a supported web browser such as Google Chrome.
A step-by-step guide for the online export application process is available here.
If you have never registered, please forward your name, trading name, preferred email address and previous US export registration number (if applicable) to our Industry Development Manager at marine@mangoes.net.au. A no-reply email will be sent to you with a temporary password so that you can login and set up your account.
To access relevant workplans and protocols, please register for access to DAFF’s MICoR database via this link.
The cost for registering is $550 (incl. GST, additional fees may apply).
Certain protocol markets (China, Korea and USA) are required to have a qualified Crop Monitor. Online crop monitor training for mangoes must be completed annually through Learnhub. The training consists of a core module and a commodity specific module (mango). Crop monitors must register to conduct crop monitor training by completing and submitting the Crop Monitor Training Request Form.
The following crop monitoring templates can be used by crop monitors and must be retained by growers for auditing purposes:
As long as forms contain the same pest monitoring information, alternative templates may be used. To assist with pest monitoring, a timeline was developed and can be found here.
Training must be completed before flowering (budburst) when crop monitoring needs to start. The course assessment will remain open until 1 September 2025. The course content will be made accessible for reference throughout the season.
Farms and packhouses must be available for audit to ensure compliance with the protocol requirements.
If you were not accredited or were non-compliant for the 2024/25 season, you will be audited pre-season in August or September 2025.
If you were compliant last season, you will be audited either pre-season or in-season. For businesses audited in-season, DAFF will conduct a desktop audit pre-season so that you can be accredited and allowed to export before your in-season audit takes place.
DAFF’s instructional material is available on the Plant Export Operations Manual (PEOM) to support industry in understanding their roles and responsibilities relating to the export of plants and plant products from Australia.
Treatment facilities must be a registered establishment and approved for the specific country, commodity and treatment combination for protocol markets.
Treatment facilities that are currently approved by DAFF for the irradiation treatment of mangoes to the USA, or the vapour heat treatment of mangoes to China, Korea and Japan, will automatically be included on the approved list for export that is provided to the importing country. To confirm your approved operations, refer to your registered establishment’s Certificate of Registration.
Treatment facilities that are currently not approved for the countries, commodities and treatments they would like, must submit Application for registration as a plant export registered establishment and/or associated operations and functions (EX26d) and be audited and approved by the department and the importing country, where required.
Growers should contact their preferred treatment facility to confirm that they are a registered establishment and approved for the required country, commodity and treatment combination.
An online information session will be held on 26 May 2025 from 12pm to 1pm and covered the following topics:
- Season wrap on the 2024/25 mango export season;
- Update on the Mango Online Registration system;
- Presentation by the Horticulture Export Program (DAFF) on accreditation, audit, and protocol requirements;
Presenters will include Marine Empson (AMIA), Jeff Scott (Australian Table Grape Association), and Michelle Res (DAFF).
For more information and to register, visit our events page.
For any other enquiries, please contact:
Marine Empson
E: marine@mangoes.net.au
M: 0457 555 838